Claudia Winkleman and Hannah Waddingham lead the best celebrity Wimbledon white style inspiration
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These celebrity Wimbledon looks prove that classic white dressing never goes out of style.
Wimbledon always delivers world-class tennis, but for me it's just as much about the fashion. While the players bring their A-game to Centre Court, the crowds never disappoint when it comes to effortless summer style. This year's Championships have been packed with elegant tailoring, timeless dresses and plenty of chic all-white looks that have me seriously inspired.
From Naomi Osaka's stunning kimono-inspired walk-on outfits to Coco Gauff's fashion-forward collaboration between New Balance and Miu Miu, the tennis stars have certainly made a statement. Off the court, celebrity guests proved that classic Wimbledon dressing is as stylish as ever, with fresh takes on monochrome, feminine dresses and polished tailoring.
Claudia Winkleman proves tailoring never goes out of style
Known for her signature all-black wardrobe, Claudia Winkleman surprised everyone by embracing head-to-toe ivory. Her relaxed tailored suit, complete with wide-leg trousers and a bright white T-shirt, showed that mixing different shades of white creates an effortlessly modern look. It's smart, sophisticated and ideal for summer occasions.
Hannah Waddingham masters power dressing
Hannah Waddingham looked every inch the style icon in a crisp white three-piece suit. Wide-leg trousers, a fitted waistcoat and a matching blazer casually draped over her shoulders made for one of my favourite looks of the tournament. It's the perfect reminder that tailoring isn't just for the office.
Lily James keeps polka dots firmly on trend
If there's one print that always feels right at Wimbledon, it's polka dots. Lily James embraced the classic pattern in a beautiful white maxi dress featuring delicate dots, a ruffled collar and capped sleeves from luxury brand Doen. It’s romantic, feminine and effortlessly elegant, exactly the kind of dress I love for summer events. The PixieGirl Petite spot maxi dress from ASOS £40 is a great alternative.
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